Sentence examples for definitively defined from inspiring English sources

For Québec, this border has never been definitively defined".

Subsequent to the initial identification of rickettsial endosymbionts in booklice, and phylogenetic placement of R. felis with the booklouse rickettsial strain [4], thorough molecular characterization of the Rickettsia definitively defined the species [13].

However, arrangements for the time before death, i.e. the process of dying and concomitant medical concerns, were often less definitively defined.

If the Yellow River and Korean lineage can be definitively defined as blunt-snouted lenok, then the strong correspondence between genetic lineage and form presented in our work would be eroded.

In other words, uncertainties always exist in reservoir characterization and it is impossible to definitively define a reservoir.

Keep in mind that you can't definitively define your brand.

It is not possible to definitively define the clinical origin of these differences in gene expression.

Composed specifically for his tour of the same name, he has been using these songs over the past month to definitively define the atmosphere of his live shows.

Although this did not yet definitively define the position of the city during the Reformation, it would be allied again with Zürich and Bern, and only after the defeat of the Schmalkaldic League in 1548 its close connections to the Eidgenossenschaft would be finally severed it was another factor contributing to the growing estrangement between the Swiss and the Swabians.

Current experimentation is underway in the laboratory to definitively define mechanistic fates of 3-hydroxypropionate.

Additional laboratory and clinical studies are clearly needed to complete the puzzle and definitively define the best ventilatory approach in ARDS.